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title: "AWS Elastic Search Integration Guide"
slug: "aws-elastic-search-integration-guide"
updated: 2023-01-06T15:50:01Z
published: 2023-01-06T15:50:00Z
canonical: "docs.catchpoint.com/aws-elastic-search-integration-guide"
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# AWS Elastic Search Integration Guide

This guide details how to set up AWS Elastic Search with Catchpoint. For more information on using Elastic Search in conjunction with Catchpoint, check out our blog post <a href="http://blog.catchpoint.com/2017/07/21/monitor-analyze-performance-aws/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.

## Step 1: Setting up the AWS instance

1. Log in to your AWS Account
2. Go to **Services** and select **Elasticsearch Service** under **Analytics**.
3. Input a Domain Name, select the Elasticsearch version, and click **Next.**
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4. Configure the cluster as per your requirements and click **Next.**
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5. Set up access policy. Make sure you allow the Catchpoint webhook domain/IP so that it can post data to Elasticsearch, and then click **Next**.
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6. Confirm your changes and create the AWS ES instance. Wait for **Domain Staus** to change to **Active**, at which point the service is ready to ingest data. Be sure to capture the **Endpoint URL** and **Kibana URL** values.
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## Step 2: Setting up the webhook to post data to the endpoint URL of AWS ES instance.

1. Select a test for which you want to enable Webhook. Go to **Advanced Settings** in the Test Properties page and **Enable Test Data Webhook** for that particular test.
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2. Now go to **Settings > API**, and paste the AWS ES Endpoint URL captured in the previous section to the **Endpoint URL** field, then click **Save**.
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## Step 3. Verifying the setup

Wait for some time depending on how frequently the test is executed. You will be able to view the index in the WS ES indices tab. Also, you should be able to view results in Kibana.